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12 Nov 2024
#illegals
Breitbart: Cuellar: First-Generation Hispanics Sick of Seeing Their Hard-Earned Money Being Spent on Those Who Jumped the Line
Rep. Henry Cuellar (D-TX) noted a shift toward Trump among Hispanic voters in his border district, citing frustrations over illegal immigration and perceived misuse of taxpayer dollars. He emphasized that many asylum seekers are likely to be rejected and called for stricter border measures.
Cuellar believes that these issues resonate with voters whose families immigrated legally, contributing to changing political dynamics in the region.
#politics
Front Page Magazine: Now That the Election is Over, the Biden/Harris Plea Deal for 9/11 Jihadis is Back
The Biden-Harris administration is facing criticism over its handling of plea deals for the 9/11 attackers, which were initially canceled by Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin but have now been reinstated. This has raised concerns about the administration's commitment to justice and its perceived leniency towards those responsible for the attacks.
Critics, including Republican lawmakers, argue that this decision undermines the seriousness of the U.S. response to terrorism and signals weakness to adversaries. They urge the incoming administration to prioritize justice for the victims of 9/11.
Breitbart: Alex Marlow on Trump Showing the Neocons the Door: Nikki Haley Is Closer to Liz Cheney Than Trump
On "The Alex Marlow Show," host Alex Marlow commended President-Elect Trump for not reinstating Nikki Haley as U.N. Ambassador. He criticized her alignment with policies more akin to Liz Cheney than Trump’s America First approach, suggesting she lacks understanding of the MAGA movement.
Marlow emphasized that Haley’s ambition to become president may not align with Trump's vision and questioned the rationale behind elevating her within the administration.
Fox News: JESSE WATTERS: Trump is off to a hot start
Fox News host Jesse Watters discusses President-elect Trump's staffing choices for his administration, highlighting key appointments such as Stephen Miller as deputy chief of staff for policy and Lee Zeldin leading the EPA. Other notable picks include Elise Stefanik as U.N. ambassador and Mike Waltz as national security adviser.
Trump's administration is set to operate with a clear agenda, having learned from past transitions. He aims to implement changes swiftly, while Democrats are reportedly struggling with Kamala Harris's role.
Front Page Magazine: Trump Won Jewish Neighborhoods Across America
Trump secured significant support in various predominantly Jewish communities across the U.S., winning over 90% of the vote in areas like Borough Park, Brooklyn, and achieving high percentages in places like West Rogers Park, Chicago, and Surfside, Florida. Data from precincts indicates a strong preference for Trump among these diverse Jewish neighborhoods, countering narratives from liberal organizations.
The voting patterns reflect a broader trend where many Jewish communities, often overlooked by traditional polling, demonstrated substantial backing for Trump, particularly in Orthodox and rapidly growing enclaves. This trend challenges the perception of Jewish political alignment and highlights the complexity of voting behaviors within these communities.
#society
Front Page Magazine: Universities Give Students Milk and Cookies, Cancel Classes Over Trump Victory
Following Donald Trump's reelection, many college campuses are reportedly experiencing heightened emotional distress among students, prompting faculty to cancel classes and offer comforting activities like cookies and puzzles. Critics argue this response infantilizes students and undermines academic rigor.
The article contrasts current campus reactions with past events, noting that during previous political upheavals, universities maintained academic standards without pandering. It highlights a perceived decline in the maturity of both students and faculty, suggesting that this trend may leave students ill-prepared for real-world challenges.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Marco Rubio set to be Trump’s secretary of state
Donald Trump plans to appoint Marco Rubio as the new US Secretary of State, making him the first Latino in the role. Rubio, known for his hardline views on China and Iran, has adjusted his positions to align more with Trump’s foreign policy approach.
Rubio's agenda will prioritize negotiating an end to the Ukraine conflict, advocating for a settlement with Russia rather than pursuing full territorial recovery.
Times Of Israel: Lufthansa group extends suspension of Israel flights through December 15
Lufthansa has extended its suspension of flights to Tel Aviv until December 15 due to ongoing conflicts in Gaza and Lebanon. This applies to all airlines within the Lufthansa group, including SWISS and Austrian Airlines. Other carriers have also adjusted their schedules amid rising tensions.
Virgin Atlantic has delayed its return to Israel until October 2025 due to engine delivery issues. A coalition of airlines, including British Airways and Delta, is urging changes to Israeli aviation laws to mitigate the financial risks associated with flight cancellations amid the current security situation.
#economy
Breitbart: Oil Tumbles, ‘Singles Day’ Shopping Slumps After China’s Disappointing Stimulus Plan
Oil prices fell by about two percent due to investor disappointment with China's weak economic stimulus and disappointing Singles' Day sales. Analysts noted that the sluggish Chinese economy is the primary driver behind the decline, with potential impacts from U.S. events also noted.
The Singles' Day shopping event, once a booming sales opportunity, saw lower consumer spending this year, with many opting for necessities over luxury items. Analysts are concerned that this trend reflects low consumer confidence, impacting future sales expectations.
#crime
Le Monde: In Laos, in the capital of the Golden Triangle, drops of legality in an ocean of crime
The Kings Romans casino in Laos' Golden Triangle Special Economic Zone, established by Chinese magnate Zhao Wei, stands as a symbol of the region's transformation. This area, historically known for opium trafficking, is now thriving with luxury and gambling, attracting tourists and Chinese nationals.
The Golden Triangle has seen a resurgence in drug production, particularly synthetic drugs from Myanmar, amid ongoing civil unrest. The region is rapidly developing, with new infrastructure like an airport and high-rise buildings, creating a hub for both legitimate and illicit activities.